Sentence examples for becoming erased from inspiring English sources

Personal branding has become so overwhelming, that the entire "personal" aspect of it is becoming erased.

But so can digital ones and zeros, becoming erased by accident, or corrupted if not properly cared for.

"French culture has a vocation to be universal and by becoming universal, it erases differences," Ms. Cohen-Solal, 53, said.

We show how a newly legitimized programme of state funding for electrical research both during and after the war led to academic physics and electrical engineering dropping their reliance on patenting by the 1920s, and in the process becoming autonomous sciences each erasing stories of their former collaboration from disciplinary memories.

Botox injections, in which the neurotoxin that causes botulism is injected directly into muscles in the face, paralyzing them and thus erasing wrinkles, are becoming one of the most popular cosmetic medical procedures in the country.

We need to rescue the great battles for social justice from becoming either co-opted or simply erased from the history books.

The Red Sox made some different history in their own backyard on Sunday by becoming the 11th postseason team to erase a 3-1 deficit.

He said he hoped that finally becoming tied to the national team would erase the widely held skepticism about his commitment.

In hospitals, digital versions of dry-erase whiteboards are increasingly becoming more common.

They are erasing the boundary and they are becoming.

By the end of the night, Democrats had failed to win control of Congress, erasing Mr. Rangel's hope of becoming Ways and Means chairman.